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Philadelphia's anti-graffiti program aimed not only to destroy graffiti, but also to

▸ have graffiti artists arrested.

▸ make a clear distinction between graffiti and murals.

▸ co-opt graffiti artists by getting them involved in painting legal street murals.

▸ have Philadelphia recognized as the mural capital of the country.

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